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News archive: bristlecone.forest.net

We are currently experiencing some issues with the lasso service on bristlecone.forest.net. Lasso may be unavailable sporadically on this server. We'll post more information here as it becomes available.

posted by digital.forest at 01:33 PM on Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Categories: bristlecone.forest.net, lasso

At this time our shared hosting servers bristlecone and durian are experiencing some elevated traffic and are not responding to requests as quickly as normal. We are working to mitigate the extra load on these servers and expect to have server performance levels return to normal within the hour.

Further updates will be posted here as things develop.

posted by digital.forest at 10:43 AM on Monday, June 16, 2008
Categories: FileMaker 8 Servers, bristlecone.forest.net, durian.forest.net

On June 11th, 2008 starting at 00:00 PDT we will be performing an upgrade to the Lasso service on bristlecone.forest.net. This update will increase security, performance and stability of the lasso server. We will be upgrading bristlecone's Lasso from 8.5.4 to 8.5.5. We do not expect this update to take more then 1 hour and as such the downtime associated with this update should be over by 01:00 PDT.

If you wish to review the changes to Lasso involved in this update please reference: http://www.lassosoft.com/downloads/updates/index.lasso?9325

Update: June 11th, 2008 00:57, the update to the Lasso software on bristlecone.forest.net is complete and the server is again serving lasso web pages as expected.

posted by digital.forest at 01:42 PM on Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Categories: bristlecone.forest.net

The bristlecone Lasso 8.5 server is currently undergoing emergency maintenance and may be be unavailable for a short time until it is completed.

posted by digital.forest at 10:35 AM on Thursday, September 27, 2007
Categories: bristlecone.forest.net

Our Lasso 8.5 server, bristlecone.forest.net, is going to have it's lasso installation upgraded tonight at 11 pm. There may be 10-15 minutes of downtime during this process.

posted by digital.forest at 07:05 AM on Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Categories: bristlecone.forest.net